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Building Event-Driven Microservices with Kafka

Production patterns for event-driven architecture using Kafka, covering schema evolution, exactly-once delivery, and consumer group strategies.

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Building Event-Driven Microservices with Kafka

Why Event-Driven?

Synchronous request-response creates tight coupling. When Service A calls Service B, both must be available simultaneously. Event-driven architecture decouples producers from consumers.

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1. Event Notification

Producer publishes a thin event ("OrderCreated", orderId=123). Consumer fetches details when it's ready.

Pros: Minimal coupling, small payloads
Cons: Consumer needs access to producer's API

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Building Event-Driven Microservices with Kafka

Production patterns for event-driven architecture using Kafka, covering schema evolution, exactly-once delivery, and consumer group strategies.

Building Event-Driven Microservices with Kafka

Why Event-Driven?

Synchronous request-response creates tight coupling. When Service A calls Service B, both must be available simultaneously. Event-driven architecture decouples producers from consumers.

Core Patterns

1. Event Notification

Producer publishes a thin event ("OrderCreated", orderId=123). Consumer fetches details when it's ready.

Pros: Minimal coupling, small payloads
Cons: Consumer needs access to producer's API